Overall, our stay was disappointing, and we ended up leaving after the first night. It was…read moreextremely hot, but more importantly, it just wasn't the peaceful camping experience we were looking for. There were fire ants everywhere, and I wish I were exaggerating when I say that cockroaches were literally crawling on both of us during the night. The campground was also very noisy, with loud music until around 10 p.m. and people driving by our tent talking loudly in the middle of the night, making it difficult to sleep. It also felt more like a full-time RV park than a campground, so it lacked the atmosphere we were hoping for. The only real positives were the clean bathrooms and the grassy area for dogs. There is a pool and jacuzzi, but neither was anything special. The pickleball courts are rundown but still usable. Unfortunately, the noise, insects, heat, and overall atmosphere outweighed the positives, and we wouldn't stay here again.

Resort is a bit of a stretch of the imagination to describe De Anza Springs Resort. To me, it's…read moremore of a glorified camp ground. Be prepared to go about a mile on an extremely dusty, bumpy road once you get off the I-8 offramp. So don't wash your car before this trip. Many different ways of staying. I chose a room that was part of a small 6 room motel section, two of the rooms are wheel chair accessible with a ramp & wheel chair friendly shower. The narrow room was clean. Bed comfortable enough. Heater worked well when outdoor night temperatures went down to the upper 30°F's in late November. Price at about $160 per night was expensive considering it is basic accommodation in the middle of nowhere which was fine with me since I value quiet & silence. Close to Jacumba Hot Springs Resort which is rather classy and was my original goal since Jacumba Restaurant Caravan Lounge, where I was dining, was hosting a pop up dinner by noted Chef Brian Redzikowski. After dinner, I got to soak my feet in the heated, curative sulfur spring pool. Unfortunately, the rather large pool at De Anza Springs does not have those healthful sulfur waters. When I called by phone to make a reservation, Patty was very informative telling me: "There is no internet nor phone access at the locked entry gate to the property. So I should receive the new entry code about a day before the reservation date. If not, be sure to contact the main office which closes at 5pm." I assume that if you anticipate getting there after 5pm, it would be recommended to call the office before the 5pm closure to make arrangements for late arrival. De Anza is good for what it is. Basic accommodations that are adequate. Btw, great star gazing for those astronomically inclined. 3 stars

The Ritz-Carlton of Ocotillo! Compared to the alternative, I'll take the Ocotillo Trailer Park &…read moreMotel, hands down. When faced with sleeping in a tent on the desert sand with no bathroom facilities or real shelter from the elements, this motel's trailers with paper-thin walls, crusty carpet and sofabed, unsanitary bathroom and shower, and paint peeling off the walls in 8-inch sheets are downright heavenly. Throw in a real color TV, a refrigerator (gotta keep the beer cold), a functioning gas stove, and, get this, AIR CONDITIONING, and you've got a place to stay that's a cut above anywhere else within 15 miles. My friend, stay here, and you too can be the envy of the desert weekenders on your next trip.

We rolled into this motel in our rv near midnight on a Sat needing to wait for a high wind advisory…read morefrom Caltrans to pass before heading west. In a bit of a panic because winds were increasing and we weren't finding a lot of options. The night clerk was friendly and got us checked in quickly. It's a tiny trailer park with hook ups. Good price and dog friendly. We would highly recommend this stop for a quiet and safe stay.

I'm a 62 year old female. Needed a place to stay before heading into Mexico the next morning. I'm…read morealways willing to give a place chance. It was about what you would expect from a Super 8 Motel. The man at the front was nice. I give it 3 1/2 i stars for it's cleanliness, updated bathrooms, room decor, beds and bedding's . Also location and feeling safe were high on my list. The "breakfast" was just coffee/tea and a wrapped store bought danish. The coffee was not hot (got a cup at 7:30a) and they only had powdered creamer. Luckily there was places near by to grab a good cup of Joe. I wasn't expecting much for a Super 8 Motel so I was surprised! It was a good find for an overnight stop.

Rajan was very helpful and nice with my hotel stay. He made sure I had fresh coffee in the morning…read morealso the room was amazing. This was my first experience at Super 8 motel and I will definitely be staying here again.

had a great stay at the Brawley inn, very good service and friendly staff. the grounds were clean…read moreand rooms reasonably priced. recommended for workers and families as well.

get service clean pool comfterable beds they have two bed room and they also let us borrow a…read morerollaway bed for my family of 3. We always stay here all the time enjoy with my family coming here

The staff that work this airport are all friendly with excellent customer service. When I arrived…read moreat 5:29am for a 6am flight, I had gone to the front desk and David greeted me. He had called me at 5:18am to provide a courtesy reminder that check-in is ideally 1 hour prior to the scheduled flight and the cut off is 30 minutes before the flight. I had just made it! TSA was quick and although they had to check inside my bag, the TSA agent was friendly and allowed me to open and close my own luggage to prevent damage. We then boarded the plane shortly after and the pilot was a female with a co-pilot and we loaded quickly.

For an airport in the middle of no where everyone is pleasant and friendly and willing to help with…read moreanything I like this place

Got day passes for my partner and I on a Sunday for my bday. Got there around 10:30am to make sure…read morewe could get lounge chairs and I'm happy to report that not only did we secure them with great ease, there were at least a couple available lounge chairs around us all day. I've heard its not always like that though so we planned accordingly. Even on a hot summer day in August, we were extremely comfortable lounging here for 6+ hours. We soaked in the Solstice pool on and off throughout the day, laid around on the large and very comfy lounge chairs, ordered delicious drinks at the bar which was just a few steps away (partner loved the cocktails, I loooved the mocktails), and munched on the yummy food they will deliver to you at the pool. They do some cute things like periodically bringing around chilled towels, or frozen grapes, which we may or may not have become obsessed with and making our own ever since...oh and some great musicians were playing that they said was an impromptu performance. Really lent nicely to the atmosphere. Overall, a great way to spend a birthday! Resting, recharging, luxuriating, and unplugging. Would recommend. *Shoutout to Ingrid who checked us in and gave us a lovely tour of the facility which really helped alleviate my anxiety about figuring everything out :)

A group of ladies and I decided to visit here to access the hotel Hot Springs and mineral pools…read more You want to make sure that you get mineral sunscreen when you're in these facilities. This protects the fidelity of the mineral water pools. When you first walk up, there is a check-in camper. When you go in, they'll give you the information that you need for your room and stay. We opted to rent one of the private homes because of our group being larger. It was about a 2 block walk away from the resort which wasn't bad at all. The town is very small and you can literally count how many businesses are here. It's pretty cool. It was a very nice visit and I highly recommend coming to this resort and hotel. The 2 mineral hot springs pools are nice. I recommend that you upgrade with a stay so that you have access to the secluded pool, which is really private and a level up. People get day passes, but that only works at the main pool. The main pool gets very, very crowded with day pass attendees. Again, I highly recommend upgrading with a stay so that you have access to the very very nice amenities. There is a restaurant, called Long Shadow, and I'll have a separate review for that. Overall, this was a wonderful and great trip.

It's a border town, budget motel. You get what you pay for. That said, The room I had was really…read morenice and spacious. There was a walk in closet, mini fridge, microwave and the a/c ran cold which was nice because it was well over 100 degrees outside. I parked inside their gated lot. The gate looks brand new so I'm assuming this was a recent addition. I love staying at small family owned businesses instead of giant chain motels or hotels. It feels good supporting real people instead of corporate executives. It's away from the main strip which meant it was nice and quiet. The Mexican Consulate is right across the street and City Hall was a block away so I felt very safe walking my little dog at night. Very convenient for border crossings (only 4 blocks away).

This guy literally did a bait and switch on me!…read more When I called and asked the price he told me $30 over the phone but as soon as I showed up magically the room had been rented and all the rest were $45. Complete bull crap! Not to mention, NO A/C...

I have been taking this cab for at least 3 years. It is family owned and they have treated me like…read morefamily. Today, there were 3 people waiting at Wal Mart for cabs. I thought one of the first 2 cabs were for me. Then I was told by the driver of the third cab that he knew it was me and he requested to take my fare. I am a monthly customer. I live in another town. 1 time they sent their Dispatcher for me. Everything messed up for me that day. She wanted patiently and supported me through everything. They cal me friend but they treat me like family.

They are ok if you are just going to Brawley but if you want to go to food 4 less in el Centro they…read morecharge you $30 bucks and that's not ok the yellow taxi from Brawley still charges $25 bucks so don't go to el Centro with them if you want to pay more